The Highway

Each week Storme Warren counts down the 30 hottest New Country songs - according to you! Plus the biggest news stories of the week, from country music and beyond!

It's The Highway's outlet for new music and artist discovery! We canvas Nashville, the web and beyond to introduce you to artists and songs you very well may have heard before. Hosted by Buzz Brainard.

HARDY performs "The Mockingbird" half of his "The Mockingbird and The Crow" album live from Hollywood's legendary The Troubadour.

You may not have grown up with the same kind of folks or raised horses and chickens, but Jessica Wade considers you family if you share her taste in music. She adores artists like Dierks Bentley, Shania Twain and songwriter Shane Minor -- music that describes your life, makes you think and smile.

New Country music from the hottest country superstars to new artist discoveries direct from Nashville. Eric Church, Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert, Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean, Lady Antebellum, up and coming new artists, plus Nashville Flash music news updates throughout the day.

You may remember Storme Warren from local Tulsa radio, CNN or even TNN (remember that?). But even if you're hearing him for the first time hosting the live Music Row Happy Hour on The Highway, you'll get to know him for his smile and his deep love for country music.

Platinum-selling country singer/songwriter and actress Kellie Pickler hosts The Highway!

Buzz Brainard got his love for country music from his dad’s pile of old records. “I would lay my head against the speakers of the old Zenith slide-top cabinet and listen to Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn and Roger Miller for hours at a time.” All he has to do now is put on his headphones in the studio.

The Highway with Ania Hammar

Each month, Eric Church hosts his very own radio show right here on SiriusXM The Highway. You'll hear behind the scenes stories that you won't hear anywhere else.

The office of one of Al's first country radio jobs had previously been used by Patsy Cline to sing on the radio. Maybe it was the ghosts, but that’s where his deep passion for country music — both new and old — sunk in good. Plus, his wife thinks he’s “Crazy,” so we guess it all worked out nicely.